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Dhana Mor Nityananda lyrics

Bengali lyrics with IAST diacritics, Devanagari, and English meaning.

Source
Prarthana
Language
Bengali
  1. Verse 1

    dhana mora nityānanda, pati mora gauracandra prāṇa mora yugala kiśora advaita ācārya bala, gadādhara mora kula, narahari vilasai mora

    dhana mora nityananda, pati mora gauracandra prana mora yugala kisora advaita acarya bala, gadadhara mora kula, narahari vilasai mora

    धन मोर नित्यानन्द, पति मोर गौरचन्द्र प्राण मोर युगल किशोर अद्वैत आचार्य बल, गदाधर मोर कुल, नरहरि विलसै मोर

    Lord Nityananda is my wealth. Lord Gauracandra is my master. The youthful Divine Couple is my life. Advaita Acarya is my strength. Gadadhara is my family. Narahari Sarakara is my glory.

  2. Verse 2

    vaiṣṇavera pada dhūli, tāhe mora snāna keli tarpaṇa mora vaiṣṇavera nāma vicāra koriyā mone, bhakti rasa āsvādane madhyastha śrī bhāgavata purāṇa

    vaisnavera pada dhuli, tahe mora snana keli tarpana mora vaisnavera nama vicara koriya mone, bhakti rasa asvadane madhyastha sri bhagavata purana

    वैष्णवेर पद धूलि, ताहे मोर स्नान केलि तर्पण मोर वैष्णवेर नाम विचार कोरिया मोने, भक्ति रस आस्वादने मध्यस्थ श्री भागवत पुराण

    The dust of the devotees' lotus feet is my bathing water. The chanting of the devotees names is my satisfaction. Considering the merits of all Vedic literatures in the light of devotional service, I have concluded that the Srimad Bhagavatam is the best of all scriptures.

  3. Verse 3

    vaiṣṇavera ucchiṣṭha, tāhe mora mona niṣṭha, vaiṣṇavera nāmete ullāsa vṛndāvane cabutārā, tāhe mora mona gherā, kohe dīna narottama dāsa

    vaisnavera ucchistha, tahe mora mona nistha, vaisnavera namete ullasa vrndavane cabutara, tahe mora mona ghera, kohe dina narottama dasa

    वैष्णवेर उच्छिष्ठ, ताहे मोर मोन निष्ठ, वैष्णवेर नामेते उल्लास वृन्दावने चबुतारा, ताहे मोर मोन घेरा, कोहे दीन नरोत्तम दास

    My mind is firmly convinced of the spiritual benefit obtained by eating the remnants of foodstuff left by the devotees. The names of the devotees are my happiness. The land of Vrndavana is the enclosure within which I keep my mind. Poor-hearted Narottama dasa speaks in this way.